Best Sushi Restaurants in Winnipeg

Real videos of Sushi Restaurants in Winnipeg — 10 places, filmed by creators on the ground.

Ranked venues

Shio Japanese Kitchen
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$$ContemporarySophisticatedCasualIzakaya-style tapasFresh sushiExtensive drink
About the venue
Shio Japanese Kitchen at Unit 102 - 1168 The High St in Coquitlam, BC, specializes in a modern take on traditional Japanese cuisine. Opened in 2019, the restaurant offers signature dishes like izakaya-style tapas and sushi rolls made with fresh fish. The interior features contemporary decor that creates a sophisticated yet relaxed dining atmosphere. Shio has become popular among locals seeking high-quality Japanese food in a casual setting, with an extensive drink menu to complement the dishes.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of Japanese dishes, including udon noodles, tempura, sushi, and sashimi, arranged on a wooden table. A person wearing a plaid shirt enters the frame from the left side and sits down at the table. Another individual's arm can be seen entering the right edge of the frame as they sit across from each other. Both individuals remain seated throughout this segment.
Unit 102 - 1168 The High St
@ookikio0
Kimchi Sushi
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$$VibrantFusionTrendyKimchi rollsSushi tacosVegan options
About the venue
Kimchi Sushi, located at 998 Keewatin St in Winnipeg, Manitoba, offers a unique fusion of Korean and Japanese cuisines. Open since 2018, the restaurant features a modern space with vibrant wall art, creating a lively dining atmosphere. Their signature menu items include kimchi rolls and sushi tacos, attracting a diverse clientele. The restaurant also caters to vegetarian and vegan preferences, ensuring an inclusive menu for all diners.
What the videos show
The video showcases various sushi rolls on a wooden board, accompanied by wasabi, pickled ginger, and sauces. The camera pans across the board, highlighting different types of sushi rolls.
998 Keewatin St
@Wpgfoodieyouwannafollow
A+ Sushi Buffet
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$$VibrantCasualFamily-friendlyAll-you-can-eatFresh sushiVariety
About the venue
A+ Sushi Buffet in Winnipeg offers an extensive all-you-can-eat sushi experience since 2017, conveniently located on Corydon Avenue. The buffet features a wide variety of sushi rolls, sashimi, and cooked dishes, focusing on freshness and variety. With a casual and vibrant atmosphere, it attracts sushi lovers and families looking for a hearty meal. The restaurant also provides options for dessert, including mochi and ice cream, enhancing the overall dining experience.
What the videos show
The video showcases a variety of Japanese dishes, including salmon sashimi, sushi rolls, miso soup, beef, shrimp skewers, short ribs, sliced beef, fried chicken wings, tempura shrimp, and a hand roll. The camera pans across the dishes, highlighting their presentation.
631 Corydon Ave
@Down4eats
Sashimi Sushi
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What the videos show
A close-up video captures the precise moment a piece of sushi—likely nigiri with raw fish atop vinegared rice—is dipped into soy sauce using chopsticks. The action is centered on the sushi, with a blurred background emphasizing the focus on texture, motion, and the interaction between food and sauce. The only spoken line, 'A little bit.' at 3–4 seconds, suggests a subtle, deliberate approach to seasoning, possibly from a chef or diner adjusting the sauce level. The shot is static, intimate, and highly focused, with no visible signage, venue, or broader context, but the act of dipping sushi is universally recognizable and replicable in real life.
2710 Barnet Hwy
@morokokoko
Dr. Behroz Rashidi
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What the videos show
A close-up video captures a piece of grilled eel nigiri sushi being held by chopsticks, displayed on a dark plate. The eel is glistening, topped with a green garnish likely scallion, and surrounded by other sushi pieces featuring creamy and crispy toppings. The shot emphasizes texture, color, and presentation, creating a visually rich depiction of the dish. The only spoken line, 'A! Oksanaga!', at the very beginning adds a brief moment of surprise or excitement, possibly indicating a reaction to the food's appearance. The video lacks any broader context, such as a restaurant setting, signage, or human interaction beyond the hand holding the chopsticks, and is presented in a static, close-up format with no movement or narrative progression.
1168 the High St
@morokokoko
Pho Holiday
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$$CasualComfortableWelcomingAuthentic phoBanh miDiverse menu
About the venue
Pho Holiday in Coquitlam is known for its authentic Vietnamese pho and other traditional dishes. The casual dining establishment features a warm atmosphere, perfect for enjoying flavorful broth-based dishes. Signature menu items include beef pho and banh mi sandwiches, known for their rich flavors and big portions. The restaurant draws in a diverse crowd ranging from families to students, all appreciating quality Vietnamese cuisine.
What the videos show
The video opens with a static shot of a plate of food held by someone's left hand. The dish features thinly sliced raw fish arranged radially around purple cabbage, garnished with chopped green herbs. A person in a black shirt is visible to the right, and another individual's arm holding a glass is seen at the top edge of the frame. The camera does not move, and the scene remains unchanged throughout the segment.
1054D Austin Ave
@morokokoko
Haan Korean BBQ
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$$InteractiveLivelyCulturalTable grillingMarinated meatsTraditional sides
About the venue
Haan Korean BBQ in Coquitlam stands out for its authentic Korean grilling experience. Located on Lougheed Hwy, this restaurant features individual grill stations at each table, allowing patrons to cook their meats to perfection. The menu includes a variety of marinated meats and traditional side dishes such as kimchi and pickled vegetables. With its lively atmosphere, Haan attracts both families and groups of friends who enjoy an interactive dining experience.
What the videos show
The video shows a person cracking a raw egg over a bowl of rice topped with grilled eel and sesame seeds. The egg yolk breaks and spills onto the rice and eel.
3025 Lougheed Hwy
@morokokoko
@morokokoko
Saku
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CozyCasualFlavorfulAuthentic ramenFresh sushiTakeout available
About the venue
Saku, located in Coquitlam, specializes in authentic Japanese ramen and sushi dishes, offering a cozy ambiance since its opening. The menu features a range of ramen options, including spicy tonkotsu and vegetarian broths, alongside fresh, expertly crafted sushi rolls. This casual eatery attracts a loyal following of locals who appreciate its flavorful offerings and friendly service. Saku also provides takeout options for those looking to enjoy quality Japanese cuisine on the go.
What the videos show
A person uses chopsticks to lift udon noodles from a black cast iron pan. The noodles are topped with green onions and seaweed. A small bowl of soy sauce is visible next to the pan.
567 Clarke Rd #107
@morokokoko
Pho 99 Vietnamese Noodle House
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$$HomeyUnpretentiousWelcomingBeef phoGenerous portionsQuick service
About the venue
Pho 99 Vietnamese Noodle House, set at 62 - 2991 Lougheed Hwy in Coquitlam, offers a variety of pho dishes and is particularly known for its beef pho that boasts deeply flavorful broth. Since its inception, the restaurant has gained a strong following among the local Vietnamese community and beyond, thanks to its generous portions and quick service. The interior reflects a simple layout, focusing on functionality and comfort for diners. It’s a great spot for a hearty, affordable meal any day of the week.
What the videos show
The video presents a close-up, static shot of a bowl of Vietnamese Pho, emphasizing the dish's visual appeal through detailed textures and vibrant ingredients such as noodles, shrimp, mushrooms, and fresh herbs. The focus remains on the food throughout the brief 2-second clip, with no movement or additional context. A single spoken line, 'you you,' is heard at the beginning, though it lacks clear meaning or connection to the visual content. The scene is entirely centered on the food, with no indication of a restaurant, chef, or visitor interaction, and no signage or environmental cues to identify a specific location. The video appears to be a high-quality food still or B-roll shot, likely intended for culinary content or social media appeal.
62 - 2991 Lougheed Hwy
@morokokoko
Kaiko Japanese Restaurant
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$$ModernInvitingAuthenticFresh fishSushi barTakeout available
About the venue
Kaiko Japanese Restaurant in Coquitlam focuses on authentic sushi and sashimi, using fresh fish flown in from Japanese markets. The venue, known for its minimalist decor, creates an inviting atmosphere perfect for intimate dinners or casual lunches. Opened in 2019, it hosts a variety of traditional Japanese dishes, including donburi and ramen, alongside its extensive sushi menu. The restaurant also offers takeout options for those on the go.
What the videos show
The video shows a piece of tempura, likely made from zucchini, being lifted by a pair of chopsticks over a white plate lined with parchment paper. The camera remains static, focusing on the tempura as it is held up.
1192 Lansdowne Dr
@morokokoko